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.1 , MAIL TfttBUNt, Utikvi, Or. tees 3 GOO 5o CDO C3 C CCD O cooo cd O ce.o O o o o o HotebFund To Benefit I: W 7 Hj 1 A II id r i tt' ." ao, ..... r i i From Concert 'Mr, n4 Mrs. Bayld "William HowB o Miss Sharon Lohr Wed To Dand William Howell Tiller - Miss Sharon Rae Lohr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lohr, Canyonville, became the bride of David William Howell, son of Mr. and Mr. William Howell. Tiller, in a ceremony held April 18 at Tiller South Ump qua Community church. Tha Rev. Hilton Park offic iated at the double ring rites attended by more than 200 relatives and friends. Baskets of white and orchid colored flower decorated tha church for the four o'clock afternoon ceremony. A flower arrange ment, candles and Bible were at the aJtar. John eenderon, Tri City, and Ernest Shippen, Canyonville. were iolouti. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wora a floor length white gown of nylon organs ever net and taffeta etyled on princess iiosa, Tha neckline and side panel of tha skirt ver trimmed with iridescent sequin and Venice lace. The skirt back was ac cented by a bustle and her fingertip length silk illusion veil was held by a tiara of Fellowship Luncheon Set Friday The annuel May Fellowship lunehson, which is a high light in each year activities of special days as observed by the Medford Council of Uni ted Church Women, will be held in the YMCA building, Friday, May 8. A May basket luncheon will be served at 12 noon with Mrs, Lionel Rankin and Mr. Byron Pierce chairmen of ar rangements. Ma Everett Fa ber, president of the council, will introduce guests during tha luncheon period, Under the theme "Citizen ship - Free and Responsible," Mrs. Everett Lasher and Mr. Lyle Schoppert, co-chairman for the day, have arranged a program of music, talks and a ekit which will depict the im portance of informing our selves regarding measures to be voted on during the coming election and the candidates eeking office. Mr, C. S. Wil ton will talk on tha "Respon sibility of the Christian Wom an." Young; People Young people who will speak will he Miss Shirley Bosweil and Robert Baker, who represented the) Tri Hi-1f and the Hi-Y at sessions of the fats legislature ia Satan. They will discus rih Jepie "What Legislature KTasna to ( Ma." Miss, Pat Btghaia, who was; chaplain of' the) sonata I from the McdfordaUR, (also participate,! (Jyhn Lusk wiil furnish or- : Tan music from) 11:30 ajn. to Kp.w. and MrsR. A. Schii-J CjCj smSeri (in) several numbers. (Jiirs. Aihrfi Perry will lead (tc'oti3tytr , -Mkk- B"-,stl5Tif. MScnerii BrBTblerhisiory m the schools, will tellof (fif experiences in that (mi W results noted in the work which is ider the direction of the J.ckjron County -Board of Christian Education Proceeds from the lunchrdm. will be used to as- sist inSVis jnvk. Assisting w (n) Assistini-.ith ptgram ar rangemcittti wre Mrs. B. M. Hoover, W Stanley Martin, Mrs. Walter Higsins. Mrs. Charles Henry, Mrv-Waiter Nuniev and Mrs. C. pi Kline. The womrrire representa tives from-sterBl of the af filiated churches of the coun- (XoHfift mothers may lefJ) iK&r children at the nurseW' hi the First Methodist church, w it was announced. Tickets for the luncheon may be obtahv A from renresentatives from ' the affiliated churches afie. O O O Venic lac trimmed with oearls and seauins. She car ried cymbidium orchtdj, stcph-1 nd Mr. Hadley. a basso. A double purpose will draw music patrons to- cfflicert set lor this afivftWat Medford High schooH-t three o'clock. The-y-M be able to hear a progfSm of tante music, and will a'o VinSribuiie to the fund to restore the histor ic V. S. n-tel in JacksijnvtHe The conce t iiLeine spon sored Ify !te S skiyou Pioneer Sites ioOndation. rise music will be played by the Phil harntsstis Society of Southern Oregon orchestra with Rich ard .0. Werner directing. The progtam has been termed a "Pops" concert and works by Victor Herbert, Kern, Oflenbach, Gershwin, Friml, Guion and Hosner will be played ar.d sung. Three well known vocal soloists will be featured in numbers from Kern' "Show Boat" and Gershwin "Porgy and Bess." They ar Mrs. Henry (Sylvia) DeVoss, Tal ent; Mrs. John iSue) Boe, Grants Pass; and Maynard Hadiey. Mrs. Devoss is a so prano, Mrs. Boe, a contralto, anotis and ribbons on a white Bible. ' Miss Linda Lohr, Santa Criii, Calif., was honor at tendant for her sister. Miss Marilyn Howell, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Diane K. Garrison, Eugene, cousin of the bride, were brides maids. They wore orchid bro cade sheath frock with matching nylon organra over skirts. Their headdresses ver orchid and held orchid veils. They each carried a small white Bible, gift of the bride, with vanda orchid and lily of the valley. Lindon Powell. Ashland, served as best mas and seat ing the guests were Carl Giles, Day Creek, Robin Kiep, Rose burg; and Leon Newman. Richard Tibhet and Thomas Bayns, lighted the candles and assisted In (eating guests. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Lohr choss e beige dress with avocado accessories. Mr, Howell wore beige frock with orchid accessories. Following the ceremony reception was held in the Till er school auditorium. Mrs. Resd Garrison, Eugene, aunt of tha bride, cut and served the wedding cake assisted by Miss Dorothy Newman, Eu gene, Mr, iohn Harder, Can by, and Mrs. Harold Bauor, Hiliaboro, aunts of the bride, pourad tha coffe and punch. They were assisted by Mine Velma Tibbets, Miss Snndra laler and Miss Sylvia Pirfcs, Mrs, Lester Estep and Miss Penny Garrison, Eugene, cous in of the bride, wra in charge of the guest book and Miss France Newman, Eu gene, and Mis Mary Harder, Canby, cousin of the brida, wara at tha gift table, Mrs. Donald Newman was in charge of flowars and decora tion. Tha bride is graduate of Canyonville High school and attended Bethany Bible col lege, Santa Cruz, Calit.. for two years, Site is 3 typist for the L. M. Ross company, Can yonville, Mr, Howell t s graduttta of Day Creek High school and served with the U. S. Navy. He is employed by tha Alberti-Boyd Logging company. The couple will return to their home today in Tiller bow a wedding trip to south ern California, For traveling fits bride wore brocade suit at Mttamarine with black ac cMserie and wJiite gloves. Tickets will be on sal at the door. Newlyweds To Live In Medford Eagle Point - Mr. and Mrs Donald Windsor Cox will make their home in Medford following their wedding trip to northern O-egon. The cou ple was married April 23 at the New Age church with fhe Rev. D. E. Millard officiating The bride is the former Mrs. Varta Marie Christensen 38 North B street, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Soren Hansen, Eagle Point. Mr. Cox is a son of Mr. Alice i, Cox, S3 West Third treet The bride wore a pink ny lon over taffeta frock with pink accessories and her flow ers were gardenias, Mr, and Mrs. David F. Cox, brother and sister-in-law of the bridegroom, attended the couple. Mrs. Co chose a silk checked frock of pink, white and light blue with light blue and pink accessories. Her cor sage was of pink and whit arnationa, Mr. nd Mrs. Millard fur n'3hed th wedding music for ilia double ring ces-emony at tended by 15 relatives and friends. The brida cams to the Rogue River valley about a year ago from Wisconsin. Mr. Cox, a native of Idaho, lived in Grants Pass for five years prior to moving to Eagle Point in 11(47. He served 28 months in the service and is employed by R. B. Browns Trucking firm. Following the wedding a dinner was held for the cou ple in Medford. Wenonah Club To Hold Party Members of Wenonah eluls of Weatonka Council, Degree ot Pocahontas, wiii hold theie annual curd party and lunch eon Tuesday, May 5, at MM p.m. in Redman hsli, Apple street. The public is invited. Per sons may make reservations by telephoning Mrs Giady Rammin, SPring 2-8809, or Mrs. James Wicker, SPring t-7885. 13? (CTM1 Y d t i ft V -.ast ar- "springtrr Beauty Compon" v. 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